> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.diversion.dev/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Manage project access > Manage repo collaborators: add, remove, and leave repositories ## Add people to your project You have a project set up, and want to add your team members? Here's how: Open the repository's **...** menu - in its row on either the **Local Workspaces** or **Remote Repositories** tab of the dashboard, or from the open repository's actions menu - and select **Collaborators**. Open the repo menu If you don't have a repo yet, [create one first](/basic/start-using-diversion). Also choose the access level you want to grant. Admins can invite other members. Enter email That's it! Your team members will receive invitation emails to join the project. If they don't have Diversion installed yet, they'll be prompted to do so. They can accept the invitation and start working with you. The repo appears on the **Remote Repositories** tab in the app -- they open its `...` menu and select `Clone repo` to get started. If they need any help, [send them here](/basic/get-existing-project). ## Remove people from your project Open the repository's **...** menu - in its row on either the **Local Workspaces** or **Remote Repositories** tab of the dashboard, or from the open repository's actions menu - and select **Collaborators**. Open the repo menu Click on the user's permission level and select **Delete**. Remove user from repo Only repo owners and admins can remove members. The repo owner cannot be removed. Review and confirm your action. Confirm removal of a user from repo **Good to know:** * Removing a member from a repo doesn't remove them from the organization (if applicable) * You can re-invite removed members at any time * Removed members will immediately lose access to the repo and its contents * Their local files on disk are not deleted ## Leave a repository **Good to know:** * Leaving a repo doesn't remove you from the organization (if applicable) * You can be re-invited at any time * You will immediately lose access to the repo and its contents upon leaving * Your local files on disk are not deleted * You cannot leave a repo you own There are two ways to leave a repository: ### Option 1: From the repository's collaborators dialog Open the repository's **...** menu - in its row on either the **Local Workspaces** or **Remote Repositories** tab of the dashboard, or from the open repository's actions menu - and select **Collaborators**. Open the repo menu Click on your permission level and select **Delete**. Remove user from repo Confirm leaving a repo ### Option 2: From the remote repo Leave repo from the remote repo Review and confirm your action. Confirm leaving a repo ## Transfer repository ownership To transfer repository ownership, the repository must be associated with an organization. For detailed instructions, see [transferring repository ownership](/basic/organization-management#transferring-repository-ownership) within the same organization, or [transferring a repository to another organization](/basic/organization-management#transferring-a-repository-to-another-organization) across organizations. ## FAQs ### Why am I receiving system messages about exceeding my user limit when my repository has fewer users? If you're seeing [system messages](/system-messages) like this: User Plan Limit Notification Even after removing excess users from all your repositories, check your organization members. The excess users may still be part of your organization and need to be removed there as well. See [removing users from your organization](/basic/organization-management#removing-users) for detailed instructions.